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Discovering what small creatures can be seen through a miscroscope, Steve Uplsam and Floyd Roberts find freshman biology an introduction into the field of science. Sir 45 Learning to evaluate newspapers and appreciate good reporting in iournalism class are Celia Balph, Carol Cashdollar, and Linda Hoagland. Our school is a small school -hardly big enough to hold all 1,249 of us, but within its tightly packed rooms was our world. Everything from weld- ing to French - 248 classes, 33 extra-curricular activities, and sports dominated our in- terests and influenced our future careers. Our friendships and even our conversation re- volved around New Castle High School with its many chal- lenges for successful adult life. Our Ideas Expand A We DWF Ot course there are exceptions, but most students make wise use of study halls, pre- paring daily assignments, reading good books, or going to the library to prepare special reports and term papers.
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Through Our Creative Work Seeds seeds and more seeds Eugene Benson Estal Brenneman Bob Smoot and Joe Grelner are sorting grams of corn In agnculture class to determune theur quahty Tasty cookles o e of the many speualtnes of the homemaklng de purtment are bemg made by Juanlta Lawson Rosemary Surber Lrnda Pnerce and Joanne Ramey Fight Color harmony balance and deslgn are Important to Floyd Ducken Jerry Bland and Pnsculla Brandt who are planning an art exhibit for the bulletin board on the third floor 1 1 1 1 1 , , ... 1 1 1 ,Fl 1 1 1 , . 1
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